Update on FDA Advisory Committee vote on Lynparza plus abiraterone for mCRPC
Neal Shore, Chief Medical Officer of Urology and Surgical Oncology for Genesis Care, US and PROpel trial investigator, said: “Today’s recommendation by the ODAC is disappointing news for clinicians and prostate cancer patients alike. Preventing or delaying radiographic progression is an important clinical endpoint in assessing oncologic treatment and is very relevant to patients, their caregivers and their families. It is essential that physicians and patients have an opportunity to choose treatment with the goal of optimising cancer care outcomes.”
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Thomas Mehrling, MD, PhD, CEO and Director of Helix, said “As co-founder of the Laevoroc companies, I’ve had the privilege of seeing LEUMUNA and GEMCEDA evolve from early scientific concepts into differentiated, first-in-class therapeutic candidates with real potential to transform cancer care. Their integration into Helix marks a strategic consolidation
“At Boundless, we’re committed to delivering innovative therapies for patients with oncogene-amplified cancers through disciplined execution,” said Zachary Hornby, President and Chief Executive Officer of Boundless Bio. “By prioritizing the novel combination of BBI-355 and BBI-825, along with our exciting Kinesin program, BBI-940, we’re concentrating our resources where we see
“Most of the PMB-102 trial participants relapsed after CD19 CAR T therapy and/or presented with CD19 negative tumors. PMB-CT01 could present a viable alternative option for patients facing this challenging scenario,” said Hazel Cheng PhD., COO of PMB. “We are deeply committed to the development of this first-in-class BAFFR CAR
“We are encouraged that the two-year follow-up data for Columvi reinforces its potential to extend the lives of many patients where prognosis has historically been poor,” said Levi Garraway, M.D., Ph.D., chief medical officer and head of Global Product Development. “These findings demonstrate the potential lasting benefits of early and
